KaiTac LLC
Defensive Solutions
Defensive Solutions
A defensive shotgun should have a white light on it because the majority of violent encounters around the home happen in no light or low light conditions.
This course is designed to introduce white lights to the modern defensive shotgun. In this course you will learn about lighted forends, mounted flashlights, attachment methods and rapid employment techniques. Shotgun operators will shoot a comprehensive course in daylight and both low light and no light scenarios.
The academic portion will include:
Modern weapon lights (construction, activation methods, lumens etc.)
Candela vs. Lumen vs. Lux
Beam nomenclature and considerations
Colored lenses
Mounting considerations
Physiological considerations
The daylight range portion will include:
Patterning the shotgun
Malfunction clearing
Shooting from various positions
Pistol transitions
Barricade shooting
The no light/low light portion will include:
Using light as a weapon
Low light reloads
Low light shooting at variable distances
Low light malfunction clearing
Low light barricade shooting
Low light positional shooting
Low light target to target transitions
Low light pistol transitions
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
Shotgun with sling and attached white light or lighted forend
Shotgun side saddle
Ammunition dump bag or other means to carry extra shotgun ammunition
Pistol with attached white light and correct holster or tactical hand held flashlight
Two pistol magazines and magazine pouch
Upon arrival students must be able to safely load, shoot, and clear malfunctions from various positions with their shotgun and handgun. If an appropriate level of skill is not demonstrated during daylight the student will not be allowed to proceed to the low light portion.
This course is designed to introduce white lights to the modern defensive shotgun. In this course you will learn about lighted forends, mounted flashlights, attachment methods and rapid employment techniques. Shotgun operators will shoot a comprehensive course in daylight and both low light and no light scenarios.
The academic portion will include:
Modern weapon lights (construction, activation methods, lumens etc.)
Candela vs. Lumen vs. Lux
Beam nomenclature and considerations
Colored lenses
Mounting considerations
Physiological considerations
The daylight range portion will include:
Patterning the shotgun
Malfunction clearing
Shooting from various positions
Pistol transitions
Barricade shooting
The no light/low light portion will include:
Using light as a weapon
Low light reloads
Low light shooting at variable distances
Low light malfunction clearing
Low light barricade shooting
Low light positional shooting
Low light target to target transitions
Low light pistol transitions
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
Shotgun with sling and attached white light or lighted forend
Shotgun side saddle
Ammunition dump bag or other means to carry extra shotgun ammunition
Pistol with attached white light and correct holster or tactical hand held flashlight
Two pistol magazines and magazine pouch
Upon arrival students must be able to safely load, shoot, and clear malfunctions from various positions with their shotgun and handgun. If an appropriate level of skill is not demonstrated during daylight the student will not be allowed to proceed to the low light portion.
PRICE: $
PREREQUISITES:
Advanced shotgun course or equivalent level of skill
Intermediate pistol course or equivalent level of skill
Conceal Carry Permit
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